A repository showing how to handle concurrent conflicts using EntityFramework Core and DDD Aggregates
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A repository showing how to handle concurrent conflicts using EntityFramework Core and DDD Aggregates
NodeJs Database Concurrency explores strategies to handle multiples users in high concurrency. Here I explore NodeJs, Typescript, PostgreSql with different packages including pg and Prisma ORM.
Asynchronous event sourcing.
A .NET 10 demo for exploring optimistic and pessimistic database concurrency patterns with Entity Framework Core, SQL Server, and Minimal APIs.
Devexpress XAF pessimistic locking example
Pessimistic locking in EF Core with PostgreSQL via Npgsql. Companion ASP.NET Core 10 demo for the blog post: FOR UPDATE with lock_timeout for single-row contention, and FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED for queue-style job claiming.
Incrementing a number in a database when parallel threads are racing to increment the number.
spring-boot-example
Quickly build a RESTful java Web with Dropwizard
Air Horizon is a backend microservice built using a microservice architecture, responsible for managing core flight-domain operations including flights, airports, and cities. Designed with a focus on scalability, reliability, and maintainability, it provides well-structured APIs to support efficient airline operations.
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